Protein Age Bias in Target Degradation by PROTACs
This study identifies protein age as a factor affecting PROTAC efficacy, showing that pre-existing proteins are degraded more efficiently than newly synthesized ones.
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This study identifies protein age as a factor affecting PROTAC efficacy, showing that pre-existing proteins are degraded more efficiently than newly synthesized ones.
Warren, Julia, MD, PhD, Anandarao Munakala, Keith D. Zientek…·Xiangshu Xiao
This paper identifies clofibric acid as a SYVN1 ligand and demonstrates its use in developing SYVN1-dependent BRD4 PROTACs with improved degradation efficiency.
Jian Wang, Bo Chao, Jake Piesner…·Bingbing X. Li
The paper introduces CG-SLENP, a chemical genetics method to selectively label existing and newly synthesized proteins, showing differential modulation of these pools by a small molecule ligand.